Recent actions by HMRC against fraudulent avoidance of tax payments demonstrate the importance of knowing what risks might lie in employers' wider supply chains.
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The top priority for HR teams in the coming year is adapting to the Employment Rights Bill, according to research by law firm Freeths.
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Most UK employees believe it’s fair for employers to expect in-person working when it adds real value to the business.
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The government has responded to a consultation on including agency workers in a ban on 'exploitative' zero-hours contracts.
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Agency workers included in ban on ‘exploitative’ zero-hours contracts, as government tables amendments to the Employment Rights Bill.
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Top 10 HR questions February 2025: Supporting employees observing Ramadan
by Brightmineby BrightmineMost frequently asked questions during February include queries about Ramadan and dismissals on the grounds of ill health.
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MPs urge government to close loopholes that allow companies to exploit work insecurity and undercut Britain’s outstanding employers. Â
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Are return to office mandates too high a risk for firms? More than half of employees believe that their location should not matter as long as they meet work expectations.
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With Ramadan approaching, Stephen Simpson provides a five-point checklist for employers on how to support employees observing religious festivals.
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Access to flexible working, paid ‘wellness days’, and health insurance or physical wellness programmes are employees' top priorities.
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Day-one unfair dismissal and sick pay rights among small firms' greatest concerns about Employment Rights Bill, FSB survey shows.
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Court of Appeal considers whether whistleblowing protections should be extended to external job applicants under human rights legislation.
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A civil servant who blew the whistle on the UK’s withdrawal from Afghanistan has won a case for unfair dismissal against the Foreign Office.
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Property consultant with morning sickness awarded £94k after ‘jazz hands’ dismissal
by Rob Mossby Rob MossEmployee who suffered from morning sickness awarded £93,600 after she was dismissed in a message that included a ‘jazz hands’ emoji.